Trine Høklie Jonassen

1 week ago | highnorthnews.com | Trine Høklie Jonassen

The Inuit Circumpolar Council welcomes the incoming Arctic Council Chairship’s Programme. In a press release from the Arctic Council Secretatiat, the  ICC supports "the strong and important aspirations of the incoming Chairship to keep the Arctic Council vibrant and resilient, first and foremost for the Indigenous Peoples, and for the Arctic to remain a region of stability and constructive cooperation”. "We can see much of ICC’s contributions reflected in the Chairship Programme.

3 weeks ago | highnorthnews.com | Trine Høklie Jonassen

Following planned operational activities at Andøya Spaceport, there has been an incident, Andøya Space reports on Facebook at 12:40 Sunday. "Crisis Management has been activated at Andøya Spaceport. We are collaborating with the emergency services, and Isar Aerospace to gain an overview of the situation", the statement says. "Safety is our utmost priority when conducting operational activities. Updated information will be published on our webpage", the statement continues.

1 month ago | highnorthnews.com | Trine Høklie Jonassen

Les nyhetsbrevet på norskHNN's investigative journalist Malte Humpert has closely followed the Russian shadow fleet for years. This is Russia's so-called 'dark fleet,' which is a collection of ships that employ covert tactics to smuggle sanctioned gas out of Russia's Siberia. We have now revealed a targeted operation by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), that has successfully pushed out Western officers from the Yamal LNG fleet in favor of Russian personnel.

1 month ago | highnorthnews.com | Trine Høklie Jonassen

High North Dialogue is an annual conference organized by the High North Center for Business and Governance at Nord University in Bodø, northern Norway. The event gathers decision-makers, researchers, business leaders, and young people from around the world to discuss the future of the Arctic. This year’s theme, "Business in the Arctic: New Realities," addresses the changing landscape of the region.

1 month ago | highnorthnews.com | Trine Høklie Jonassen

This week, the Arctic Encounter Symposium (AES), which is held annually in Anchorage, Alaska, announced on its website that this year's conference, which was to take place 2-4 April, has been moved. The AES is concidered the largest annual Arctic policy and business event in the United States, acording to the US Department of Energy.